Jonny Williams has no concrete position in the Charlton side because of his attacking ability according to his manager.
The January signing has played on both flanks and in central midfield during his stay at The Valley and such is his versatility he can’t be assigned one specific role.
Despite not opening his goal-scoring account the Addicks boss was quick to point the advantages of having the former Crystal Palace man in his starting XI.
“You can use him in so many different ways,” said Bowyer.
“Jonny can turn defence into attack very quickly.
“He travels with the ball well and goes past people with ease, so I don’t think you can just say this is your position because he’s so versatile.
“I think we have to use Jonny wisely because you have to weigh up who you play against and the oppositions strengths and weaknesses.”
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Williams, 25, has featured in every game since his arrival in the transfer window and has seen his Charlton side maintain a play-off spot in the Club’s push towards the Championship, a position Bowyer expects the side to keep.
“Play-offs are the least I’m expecting, but for me we are still pushing for top two,” said Bowyer.
“Teams are going to drop points like they have the last few weeks, and it’ll carry on for the rest of the season.
“I just need to be in a position that if the top two do slip up, because it’s in their hands, then we are there to capitalise
“We'll try and win as many games as we can and see where we are at the end of the season but the play-off is the least I’m expecting where we'll finish.”
Asked if there was any side he feared should Charlton miss out on automatic promotion, the manager quickly replied:
“No!”
“We’ve played everybody and there’s nobody that we are scared of.”
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